LOOKADAMOON!

According to the moonologists

Last night was a mega-moon or a super-moon,

or whatever.  It was bloody big.

Came out of the sea at 6.30pm...

(that damn dog keeps getting in the way of my pics)

 took a long time hovering around

the horizon, got bigger, then went to China. 

The Day of the Dragon…

flies.

Dawn on Yoron island 

and this unsuspecting foreigner  

and his unsuspecting dog 

are under close surveillance 

by a squadron of mini-drones, 

probably from the US airbase on nearby Okinawa. 

Recent breakthroughs in environmental macro-electronics 

allow the mini-drones (click to enlarge)

to be powered up to one hour on just ten mosquitoes.

Our beach, undoubtedly classified as a
 'logistically appropriate disembarkation location' 

(= a good spot to land) 
for a North Korean invasion 
(although the steps are rather steep)
is also kept under close observation by the mini-drones.

Morning chat.

Duke meets his only friend, Hokto, 

for a chat about once a week.

Old Gypsy

Old Gypsy, who has been overshadowed by Duke

in past blogs, will be 14 this year. 

Like Duke, a stray, she appeared in a storm toward 

the end of the last millennium - a wet, scraggy pup.

          Nowadays,  her favourite spot in the garden is this nest 

                  she has made for herself near the seaside patio.  

               When she eventually leaves us it will probably be 

                                 here she will be laid to rest.

(click to enlarge)

Apologies

Careful analysis of the blog picture and interviews with the 

photographer have since determined that the person on the roof

(blog of June 14th) was in fact myself, 

and not someone who had fallen out of an airplane.

I apologize for any alarm and/or distress 

the previous misinformation

may have caused.

This man, found clinging to our roof

by his fingernails, seems to have fallen

out of an airplane passing over Yoron. 

Luckily he survived and only a few roof 

tiles were damaged.

Please take this as a warning 

to keep your seat belts fastened at all times.